Sentence examples for unwise commitment from inspiring English sources
These are promises you can trust …" But on the BBC's Newsnight on Wednesday Cable said he had always been personally sceptical about the affordability of the pledge, adding that "it was an unwise commitment to have made".
Business Secretary Vince Cable told the BBC it had been an "unwise commitment".
"It was an unwise commitment to have made and we regret that and that was the basis of the apology".
THE Constitution's Treaty Clause has long been seen, rightly, as a bulwark against presidential inclinations to lock the United States into unwise foreign commitments.
The missing ingredients are often not resources but lack of vision, unwise priorities and commitment of leadership.
She said the development of under-sea drones and other technologies on the horizon might make a long-term lifetime spending commitment of between £100 billion and £160 billion unwise.
Meanwhile the Obama administration has seized journalists' telephone records and pursued leakers with a legal sledgehammer.Still unjust, unwise and unAmericanThis newspaper is a wholehearted supporter of the United States and its commitment to individual freedom.
To draw that conclusion would be unwise -- because the Kennedys are many and their talent is as undeniable as their commitment to public service is unimpeachable.
